Three Terps Selected In 2003 Major League Lacrosse Draft

May 30, 2003

HAVERFORD, Pa. - Three Maryland All-Americans were selected in the 2003 Major League Lacrosse College Draft on Thursday night, held in Haverford, Pa.

First-team All-American Michael Howley (Wantagh, N.Y.) was selected in the second round (eighth overall) by the Rochester Rattlers. Howley will be joined by third-team All-American Mike Mollot (Holbrook, N.Y.), who was also selected by the Rattlers in the third round (14th overall).

Third-team All-American Ryan Moran (Setauket, N.Y.) was also picked in the third round (18th overall) by the Baltimore Bayhawks.

All three players will vye for spots on the regular-season rosters of the MLL teams.

Here's the complete 2003 MLL Draft.

2003 MAJOR LEAGUE LACROSSE COLLEGE DRAFT

Round 1
1. Bridgeport -- Chris Rotelli, M, Virginia
2. Rochester -- Kevin Cassese, M, Duke
3. Boston -- Chris Fiore, M, Massachusetts
4. New Jersey -- A.J. Shannon, M, Virginia
5. New Jersey -- Ryan McClay, D, Cornell
6. Bridgeport -- Mike Springer, A, Syracuse

Round 2
7. Rochester -- Adam Doneger, M, Johns Hopkins
8. Rochester -- Michael Howley, D, Maryland
9. Boston -- Kevin Leveille, M, Massachusetts
10. New Jersey -- Austin Garrison, M, North Carolina
11. Boston -- Michael Peyser, D, Johns Hopkins
12. Boston -- Damien Davis, D, Princeton

Round 3
13. Bridgeport -- Kyle Sweeney, D, Georgetown
14. Rochester -- Mike Mollot, M, Maryland
15. Boston -- Chris Garrity, G, Penn State
16. New Jersey -- Pat Collins, D, Georgetown
17. Rochester -- Billy Glading, M, Virginia
18. Baltimore -- Ryan Moran, M, Maryland

Round 4
19. Bridgeport -- Dan Cocchi, D, Towson
20. Rochester -- Sol Bliss, D, Syracuse
21. Boston -- Bobby Benson, A, Johns Hopkins
22. Baltimore -- Josh Bergey, A, Salisbury
23. Long Island -- Kevin Brennan, M, Duke
24. Baltimore -- Trey Whitty, D, Virginia

Round 5
25. Bridgeport -- Tom Fallon, D, Massachusetts
26. Rochester -- Tim Booth, M, Hobart
27. Boston -- Ned Bowen, D, Virginia
28. New Jersey -- Alex Kopicki, M, Pennsylvania
29. Long Island -- Joe Kostolansky, M, Hofstra
30. Baltimore -- Adam Baxter, D, Towson

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